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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
FREE CHURCH LEADER'S CALL FOR THE SPIRIT OF REVIVAL
ASSEMBLY'S PEACE CHALLENGE
From HUGH REDWOOD
Leicester, Apr. 10.
Leicester greeted its Free Church visitors to-day with alternations of sunshine and driving snow, but otherwise was in no two minds regarding the welcome it gave them. This city has a reputation not only for hospitality, but also for practical Christian fellowship, and the 800 delegates to the National Free Church Council Assembly were made aware of its friendly atmosphere as soon as they entered the handsome De Montfort Hall for the Lord Mayor's official reception.
The setting, therefore, is favourable to a gathering which will make a real contribution to the present religious forward movement, but it looks as if some of the discussions may be Hvely. There is an element here which feels very strongly about such makers as Spain, the German colonies, and the distressed areas, and already there are Indications that its spokesmen in tend to make themselves heard.
NON-INTERVENTION
because of the drive of a Divine pas- sión, is the essential ground of a true revival which, s always, canno! work itself out in social reform."
The principal speaker at a crowded meeting a-high: la the De Montfort Hall
was Mr. Wolter Runciman, President of the Board of Trade (once a circuit steward to Dr. Rattenbury, the chairman). His urigiress struck a rather vaguely optimistic nole restard- ing the general outlook.
At the meeting of the Exegurave
statement that the Cabinet. Committee with which today's pro-atthough not a pacifist Cabinet, was ceedings began, the resolutions on a peace Cabinet, called forth some these subjects, which are lo be moved during the Assembly, came in for rather more criticism than might have been expeated, and predict that the Peace resolution to be moved by Dr. Rushbrooke on Wednesday will not be passed without challenge.
An amendment on non-interven- tion is certain to be moved by partisans of the Spanish Govern- ment, though I do not think there 1s any doubl that once again the conviction will be affirmed that all war is contrary to the mind of Christ
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dissent, but Mr. Runciman reasserted } that he was with its members six days a week and that those who rule over the country at this time are devoted
the cause of pere,"
He defended the present scauna ment programme, but hoped "for o breathing space soon," when we should be as ready as anybody to make terms which would ensure us against the dire distress which threatened us.
The Rev. Leslie Weatherhead fa Leester man) had something in con- trast to say, for his theme was the DF. Norwood, In a statement em- Church, and, speaking of the prob bodied in the annual report to bebility of a grave crisis which might| presented to-morrow, draws a contrast rapidly come upon us," he said he was between churches whose members proud to belong to the Free Church, experience a vital relationship with a Church which hact по link with Christ and those who are suffering the State and had no possibility of from "religious complacency as difficult and confusing entanglement. deadly os creeping paralysis"
The Executive Committee will re-
It is the inner qulekening at the churches that must come Arst, he urges. Revival cannot be created or engineered. They are by-products of the real return to God of those who already
THElige flim."
TRUE REVIVAL "But we
are Judged primarily," says Dr. Norwood, by the radical nature of
against and cur rebellion our impact upon the egregious social and political anomalies of our me.
"A vitalised Church which is mani- festly different from other societies.
MONDAY, APRIL ́ ́ 26, 1937.
ROLLER SKATING HOSTS-More than 400 film players, picture executives and directors become kids again for an evening, at a party, sponsored by Altred G. Vanderbilt, Jr., and Ginger Rogers, widely known screen player, in a Hollywood roller-skating rink. Above are the host and hostess as they greeted guests arriving for the evening's novel programme.
China's Population Now
Over 466,000,000
NANKING CENSUS FIGURES
CHINA'S total population
renched the figure of 466-
commend fu-murrow that Dr. 3. D. 785,856 for the year of 15 Place Of
ones be chosen as next year's presi-
den and that the next Assembly be according to statistics compiled:
Dournenworth.
The Assembly to-morrow morning
by the Ministry of Interior Honour For
will be invited to pass a resolution { (says Central News). associating itself with the Archbishop- of Canterbury's recall to religion.
Its
total area, these data!
measured 11,698,860
square kilometres.
The Bishop of Leicester's message | show, of greeting, which he will deliver im- mediately afterwards, will gain in significance from the fact that he is the chaliman of the Evangelistic Committee,
Archbishop's
Szechuan Province boasted the
52,063,206, Shantung came
second
Queen Mary
to
London, Apr. 15. Queen Mary will occupy inrgest population, the total bond the place of honour in the with 38,020,294, Kiangsu third with coronation procession 848, und Kwongtung Afth with Westminster Abbey, May 12, immediately in front of the King and Queen.
26,400.321, Honin fourth with 34,200,-
32,385,215.
Five provinces have a population between 20,000,000 and 30,000,000,
GANDHI DEPLORES USE 2015
OF TITLE "MAHATMA”
Madras, India, Apr. 19.
nuinely Cheking. Anhwej, Hupeh, Hunan and Hopei.
Sikong Province, with an afer of
Gandhi's recent remarks deploring his title of "Mahatma" have led to considerable controversy in Indian political circles. Replying to a suggestion by a Madras newspaper that Gandhi should be called "Mister," a former president of the Liberal party, T.R.V. Sastri, said:
"it is not for any individual to dictate to the public who shali-be- called a "Mahatma." The public and the public alone judges who shall be honoured with that title. The least competent to dietate is Kiangsu
Cheklang the man on whom that litle is bestowed.
Anhwei
This arrangement is without precedent, but this coronation i 371,500 square kilometres, has the will be unique in several res- little less than three persons a square will be the most splendid and smallest population of 080,187, or a pects. For one, the procession kilometro.
The following is a list population impressive of any of Britain's royal "shows" to date. For and area for the leading provinces: Province
Arca Population another, it will be the first time that a female heir to the throne will sec (sq. kilometres)
her parents crowned. Another shal- 100.330
30,160,321 Lering of precedent will be elimina- 103,050 21.230,749 tion of the abbey sermon following 23.265,300 the crowning, to shorten the core- 15,320,403my and lessen the fatigue of Their 25,541,030 Majesties. 28,203,735
The procession will be 3,500 yards 52,963,200 long.
About
two miles, Ramsay 908,187 MacDonald announced. Moving at a 28,044.737 foot puce, the glittering Pageant of 30,020,204 | Empire will take 40 minutes to pass In given point--barring unforeseen
delays.
134,420
200,200
Szechwun Sikong
Shantung
207,092 273,231 431,309 371,500 153,682. 179,269
"I sometimes omit the title and mention his name without any Kingsl addition. But that is because I believe that when a man has become Hupch a world figure, his title to respect and the respect of the public for Hunan him are assured and so may be assumed. The title of Mahatma' thus becomes superfluous but in this country it would be ridleulous to Hopei 'mister him."
THIS MORNING'S POSTBAG
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LORD MAYOR FIRST .In the procession to the abbey, the first to arrive, will be the Lord Mayor of London in his state coach. On arrival he will wait in the annex to greet the King and Queen. He will wear his robe, collar and jewel of office and will carry the big city race.
Tirades on Taxes
wish to heartly support the community, and every person will correspondents who, in Friday's be supplied with a gas mask, either THREE cheers for "Remedy"! and Saturday's "Telegraph", pro- free or at a nominal cost. Surely Allow me to congratulate test against any increase in taxation Government does not mean that, in
in Hongkong white Government him on his very sensible letter, throws the money away on the civil the event of an air attack on long- The next to arrive will be the The business community of service. Let there be drastic kong, its entire efforts
speaker of the House of Commons in his state coach. He will be shown Hongkong has just emerged pruning on civil service pensions and devoted to "holding on." maskee the to his sent in the abbey. from a long period. of depression amenities such as home leave, and effect on civilians who are not mem-
Increased taxution will be unneces-bers of that privileged class,
Then, in state landaus, will come and financial difliculties and sary.
the the representatives of foreign govern- why in the name of common-
essential worker. If civilian womenments, with their altendants. When J. M. sense should your paper con-
and children are to be the vletins, all have arrived, they will form into sider it necessary to consult the
let us get out of Hongkong white the procession in the annex and be es- IX/ITH reference to the articles on going is good,
corted to their seats by two officers public as to what new taxation
new taxation could you inform
Two CHILDREN,
of arms, should be resorted to provide prince-renders (1) the total revenue of the
DOMINION PREMIERS Following these will come all the prime ministers, of the dominions, giving these outposts of the
ly salaries to the Civil Service is be Hongkong Government; (2) total Bachelor's Bark · yond my comprehension. The con- expenditure on Government salaries; sensus of opinion in the Colony (3) total expenditure on
is that, with very few
nen at
home
•
famous American
After the dominion prime ministers
Colony (3) total expenditure on Cover-A created a storm by publishing a prominent place in ore processin tlons, our officials #re overpaid ture on civil service, pensions; (5) Fin article, "Latins are Lousy and a pampered class altogether. total expenditure on defence?
Lovers" I am more inclined to will come the princes and princesses What with high sterling salarles,
agree with the correspondent who of the Royal blood. In the annex frequent home leaves with free
safd that the world's worse lovers they will be joined by their atten- passages for themselves and families, (1) Total revenue 1936, $30 were the English girls in the Far dants and led to their seats, provided by the taxpayers, pension
042,983; (2) Government salaries East. The average Hongkong girl's Next will come Queen Mary, with rental at the age of 50, cheap
1936 (exclusive of Loan, City only interest in men is what he's an escort of Household Cavalry, then Government owned houses (8 per
Development and Oplum Monopoly worth and what she can get out of King George VI and Queen Elizabetht cent, on their salaries) etc, etc., they
totalling $142,706) estimated total him. Thick slabs of paint and will arrive with their attendants. are absolutely a privileged class and
$11,221,151; (3) Unkaowoл (4) powder are infinitely more interest Those of the Intter who do NOT the envy of the whole town. I
Pensions for-1936, $2,287,745; (5) ing to her than petting, although she walk maintain, It is not necessary to spend
Defence, 1936, $4,451,242.
in the procession into the will consent to the latter if there's church will immediately be so much to secure the services at:
a dinner date at the Hongkong ducted to their seats.
con- these gentlemen. Nowadays, when
Hotel hanging on the end of it. She there is such a super-abundance of Children in Crisis
It is expected that Queen Mary will will spend hours examining, and highly educated
sit in
a special chair on the right of painting her nger-nails, so ex the Royal box, on the south side of eagerly looking for jobs, it would be
quisitely described by one of your the high altar. Next to her will be quite easy to recruit men to fill their notice in the Government com
correspondents as "ulturea talons". munique on Air Raids precautions but would. not ft one of those
"Princess Elizabeth, dressed like places on less extravagant terms. to be adopted in Hongkong that pro- gaudy fingers to help a lonely tufcast robe with a short train and tiny Besides, many departments could do vision is being made for supplying at a party. She will make herself
grown-up In a
a miniature peeress with a smaller staff. It is well free gas masks to those who would hideous and vulgar in her choice of corgnet, and Princess Margaret Rost. known fact that during Sir Andrew be required for essential services clothes, preen herself when Caldecott's
The King's brothers, the Duke of regime
a lot of cutting and their familles. Apparently no- that she has been called "daring",
Gloucester and the Duke down of staff was carried out with- thing is to be done for the civilian, and sing the face of the male who probably will sit in speciul chairs of Kent, out impairing the work of the De- population which will not be partment. A lot more could I write quired for essential services.
re-altempts to take advantage of her placed in front of the peers, in the on the subject of the high cost of there any reason why the familles
Is seduciveness.
south transept. It is the Duke of Jocal Government but I will leave, of essential workers should receive
Gloucester who will do homage to for another occasion. The salaries) protection while the women
It isn't, as "R. C. M." suggests, the the King for the princes of the blood. paid to Government servants far sur-children of those not recognised as what's in them. Thank God there's and clothes that are silly and absurd, it's
PEERS' HOMAGE pass anything paid for similar class essential workers should be left one or two clubs in Hongkong where homage for the rest, the ceremony. The senior peer in each rank does of work in other walks of life.
without protection?, In Britain, pro- men can get away from females. TAXPAYER. vision is being mudo. for the entire
taking place at the end of the corona- MR. BACHELOR, · tion of the Ring, and before the
told
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ERADIO BROADCAST
Commentary on the Tennis Semi-Finals, Open Doubles
ZE.K. PROGRAMME
Radio Programme Broadcast by Z.B.W, on wavelengths of 355 metres (043 kc.'s), 31.40 metres (9.52 me's).
12.30 Danco music.
Time and Weather.
1.03 Musical Comedy.
1.30 Reuter Press; Weather, Time
and Announcements,
Lre Nopolitain.
1.40 Orchestre
2 Eddio Peabody and His Banjo, 2.16 9.01. 216
Close down.
4.30 p.m. A running commentary by Frank V. Read on the Semi-Finals of the Open Doubles Tennis Championship of the Colony, between Wong Shiu-wing and Luk Ding- cheung v 11. D. and S. A. Rumjahn. Relayed from the Hongkong Cricket Club Court (by courtesy of the Com- Initice of the Hongkong Cricket Club.)
5.30 p.m.
(approx:) A relay of Dance Music from the Roof Garden of the Hongkong Hotel.
6.30 11.m A Concert,
Boss Solo-Tom Der Reimer (Loewe)....Ivar Andresen; 'Cello
Solo-Dimanche de Paques sur
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mer (Dupont); Indian Lument (Dvorak)......Maurice Marechal; Soprano Solo--The Little Sandman (Brahms), Harkt Hark! the Larit (Schubert)....Elisabeth Schumann; Pianoforte Soto-Valse in E Major, Op. 34 (Moszkowski)...........Arthur de Greet, feet,
7.p.m. Vienna Philharmonie Or-
chestra, Serenade "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik" (Mozart); Leonoro Overture, No. 3 (Beethoven).
7.30 p.m. Stock Quotations and Exchange Market Report.
j.m. Variety
Accordeon Solo-Seriibal-One-Step Arabe. .Maurice Alexander; Veen! Goodnight, my Love....Ruth
Vocal
Etting; Orgun Solo-Sleep, my little one....Reginald
Foorti Backscratcher......
...Max Miller (Comedian); Vocal with Guitar--- Texas Don....Carson Robison;
Or- chestra Meinorles of Iloratio Nicholls... New Mayfele Orchestra: Vocal-Sing something In the morning....Bebe Daniels.
8 p.m. Time Weather and An-
nouncements.
8.93 p.m. A Relay from the Po Hing Theatre (Chinese).
II p.m. Close Down.
8.05-41 p.m. European Program- me from ŽEK, on a frequency of 640 kilocycles.
1.05 p.m. Orchestre Raymonde. "Careless Rapture" Selection the Sleepy By
(Ivor Novello), Chanson D'Amour
Lagoon (Suk); A Musical Snuff Box (Lindow); Delibes. in Vienna (Walter orr.) Berceuse (Jarnefelt).
8.30 p.m.
Four Light Songs by Luigi Fort (Tenor).
1. Ay, ay, ay (Perez and Freire); 2. Mignon-Addio, Mignon (Tho- mas); 3. Ideale (Tostl); 4. Si vous l'aviez compris (Denza).
Carroll Gibbons and John W. Green. 8.43 p.m. Old Song Hits by
There's a ring around the moon; "Nymph Errant"-Selection; I want a fair and square mun; Ain't she the dainty.
8.56
p.m. Vocal Gems. "Aida" (Verdi). ... Grand Opera Company; "Faust" (Gounod)... Light Opera Company; "Floradora” (Stuart)Light Opera Company,
0.21 p.m. Gipsy Drinking Song:" Gipsy Fantasy....Rode and
HIS Tziganes.
9.30 p.m. London News and An- nouncements.
5,55 p.m. "The Student Prince"- Serenade, by Allan Prior, Raymond Marlowe, Paul Clemon, Olaf Olson and Chorus,
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10.15
Fox-
dance;
p.m. Dance Music.. Fox-Trot-Come back sweet Papar Fox-Trot-Pagan Love Song; Trot-Check to check; Fox-Trot- Top lat, white tie and talls; Fox- Trot My, what a diffrent night.
p.m. Big Ben. Fox-Trot Everybody Comedy Waltz-The feller that play- ed the planner; Fox-Trot-Life be- gins when you're in love; Wallz- The whistling waltz, Fox-Trot- Breakin' in a pair of shoes; Fox-Trot Swing Mister Charlie; Fox-Trot Chasing Shadows; Fox-Trot Kiss me goodnight; Fox-Trot-Free: Fox- Trot-Take my heart; Fox-Trot- Knock, knock, who's there; Wood and Ivory: Tango-Echos du Passe; Waltz-Although.
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11 p.m. Close Down.
DAVENTRY, PROGRAMMES
The following wave-lengths and frequencies
Wavelength 19.50 metres 81.66 metros 11.60 metres
are used by Daventry:
Frequency
6,500 k.c.
Bizn
GRA
480 GS0
9,510 k.c.
0.655 ..
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Queen is crowned. For the homage the peers, except the Archbishop of Canterbury, as head of the Lordn Spiritual, remove their coronets and kneel in their places.
The military will have a largo part in the coronation processions, more than 32,500 soldiers, sollers and airmen participating, including re- presentatives of the Indian army and
navy.
Composite guards of honour re- presenting the army, navy and air force will be mounted at Buckingham palace and at the west (main) door of Westminster Abbey. Offers and more than six miles, and other thou men will lino, the coronation routs of
sands, representing all organisations will march in the procession.-United Press,
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